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Evening Star, Issue 7356, 31 October 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. W. ANGELL. URNITUEB of every description, wholea speoialty. Angell, Hanover street JHE Trade supplied with every household X requisite Knife - boxes, Pasteboards, Rolling-pins, Washing-boards and Wash-trays, Knife-boards, etc, etc. Angell, Hanover street. HE Cheapest in the Trade for Mantelpieces, jl Sash and Frames, etc., etc. ; Mantelpieces from 18s, warranted well-seasoned timber, Angell, Hanover street. ' BNETIAN Blinds, Revolving Shutters, on Blinds Re-painted equal to new; Ladder Tape, Cords, and all Blind Material supplied. Angell. JOSEPH FARRA OSEPH FARRA, Tinsmith, Spouting *' Manufacturer, and Colonial Oven Maker, 25 Stafford street, "AKER of Barrell's Patent Steam Family - Washing Machines. fuel, soap, and labor. No rubbing required. Guaranteed the »EST Machine in the market. Inspection invited. WOOD- SCOTT, AND CO. />< REAT CLEARING SALE at r ■ OOD, SCOTT, AND CO'S., .RINOES Street, prior to Removal. ARGE Reductions on all Good? for Cash. OSIERY, Gloves, Novelties, NDERWEAR, Hats, Umbrellas, at I WEEPING Reductions. HIS is a Genuine > EMOVAL SALE, and the Goods must be J _ CLEARED Out at any Cost. \ J OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., Princes street. A. MYERS AND CO. MYERS AND CO., No. 176 Princes l« street south, are Cash Buyers of New and Second-hand Ladies' and Gents' (LOTHING; also Goods and Effects of v>/ every description; highest price given. Correspondence and appointments by post ROMPTLY Attended to; all transactions confidential. Emigrants' Luggage Bought. " CORBETT AND CO. PLUMBERS AND GASFITTBRS, OCTAGON, DUN EDI N. Telephone 263 >APIER MACHE Centre Flowers for ceilings, with ventilation; 30 patterns to choose from; 3s upwards. Smith and Smith. COFFEE PALACE. COFFEE PALACE. ROSS BROTHERS. Proprietors. The Proprietors have to thank their Friends and the Public for the hearty response to their appeal, and to apologise to those who did not receive sufficient attention at Lunoheon yesterday and to-day. On Monday next the staff will be considerably augmented. The bill of fare for lunch will be unsurpassed by anything in the City. The Two Cafds on the ground floor (the finest of their kind in New Zealand) will then be in full operation, while the bill of fare for Tea is already. TARIFF as Follows : (Lunch, 12 to 2; Tka, sto 7) Cold Joints, with Cup of Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, or Chocolate ... ... fid Fish, Grills, Entrees, Pastry, etc. ... Is Saturday Night Suppers (hot and cold), from 7to 11 p.m. a ... ... 6d Terms: Visitors, 5s per day. Boarders, from 22s 6d to 30s per week (according to position of rooms, etc.). The whole building is now undergoing complete overhaul, and on Saturday Evening, the 15th inst,, will be lighted with the electric light and thrown open for public inspection. All are cordially invited. Tho Billiard-room will be open on Saturday. Two of the finest full-sized tables. Popular prices: Daylight,soup,Cd; Gaslight,soup,ls; 100 up, Is 6d. Experienced Marker in attendance. SIGN WRITING of every kind, Calico Signs, I and Window Tickets done on the shortest notice. Smith and Smith. ADAM PATERSON, No. C tafford street, HAS ' JUST LA N D E D, EX S.S..AORANGI— Brass Case Tube, Locks, Hinges, Coal Hods, and a general assortment of Builders' Ironmongery. EXWESTLAND— Counter Weighing Machines; Jaok, Try, and Smoothing Plants, etc., Paint Brushes, etc., etc. EX ORARI— Brass Foundry Sorews, Glass Paper, Emery Cloth, Gal. Tubs, Garden Bakes, Spades, Trowels, etc, EX S.S. lONIC - Milk Dishes, Buokets, and a large assortment of General Ironmongery. ADAM PATERSON. »APERHANGINGS choose from; 4d per piece, and upwards. Smith and Smith, Octagon. TO JEWELLERS, CONFECTIONERS, DRAPERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY. 1 G. BRIoKELL, Manufacturer of every kind of CARDBOARD AND FANCY BOXES, Executes Orders with promptness and at reasonable prices. Factory : BATH STREET, DUNEDIN. ESSIAN Canvas, very strong (2yds wide), by the bolt 3fd per yard; Glass Shades and Stands. Smith and Smith. HAT our friend over the way should hold . . r ... , LL.-1 n i rr_j. That our friend must have got out of the wood when he is hal'oaing. That oar friend will again find himself in the wood, as the Shop in Sussex Hotel Buildings Intends to Sell Cheaper than ever. That our friend knows that wo keep no drones in our hive, so that the publio receives the XIIttK UU» »»«.««» " •" " -- -«- " p" side saddle on this time, as the Hyde is too goo That our friend will require the five pounds for himself before the Shop in Sussex Hotel Buildings is done with him. _- Who is George Hyde?— The terror of the Don Tailoring Company. GEORGE HYDE, Tailor, 61 George street (late outter to the Don Tailoring Company). CHAMPION Mixed Paints, lib tins, 8d per lb; 141b tins, 6d per lb. Smith and Smith. - PUBLIO NOTIOE. " BEG to Thank my Patrons and Friends w ho have so liberally supported me during the last five years, and beg to notify them I have Removed to more commodious premises, No. 95 George street (late Hally's), where I have had erected a new Hair-outting Saloon, second to none in the City, The Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, eta, will be found the best to be got, and marked at the Cheapest Prices. J. B. KIRK, "THE HIGHLANDER," 95 GEORQH STREET. (OLE Agents for the "Glacier" Window ) Decoration, the most effloient substitute for stained glass, Smith and Smith,